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Protect the wood. Keep the look.
Fence sealing keeps water out of the wood so it does not crack, warp or rot, while the natural grain still shows. Great for new fences and cedar.
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Deck, Fence & Wood
A sealer protects wood from moisture, which is what causes most fence damage in Michigan. Water soaks into bare wood, freezes, expands and splits the boards. A good sealer makes water bead and roll off.
We recommend sealing for newer fences and cedar you want to keep looking natural. If your fence is already gray or uneven, a pigmented fence stain will look better and last longer. Either way, it starts with a full wash.
How we do it
01
Dirt and mill glaze removed.
02
We wait for dry wood and good weather.
03
Even coverage, no runs or lap marks.
04
Water-bead test across the fence.
Good to know
New wood may need time before it accepts a sealer.
Keeps the natural color longer.
Every one to two years.
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Deck, Fence & Wood
A sealer soaks into the wood and makes water bead up instead of soaking in.
Service area
We are based in Flint and serve 28 towns in both counties. Pick your town for local details on deck staining, or just ask.
Seal for a natural look on newer wood. Stain for color and better UV protection.
Often after it has weathered for a while. We test the wood first.
It slows moisture damage a lot, which is the main cause of rot.
Yes. Pergolas and arbors get the same process.
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